Challenges that a trader and an analyst face as far as my understanding is about the whole process of being a trader and analysist, most of the mistakes are self-experienced but not all. Not necessarily all will agree but I am trying to express my thoughts. I am not trying to hurt any one or undermine anyone.
1. There is so much noise about methods to analyze, dilemma is whom to believe?
2. Having an illusion of getting rich quick
3. When intraday trading is loss making believing in positional trading and vice a versa
4. Whether to trade stocks, indices, currencies, or commodities.
5. Keep repeating same mistakes again and again.
6. Revenge trading
7. Trading different lot sizes frequently.
8. Being not disciplined.
9. Believing that there is a wholly grail.
10. Spending too much of time in front of screen.
11. Changing set up rules frequently.
12. Working hard against wrong ladder.
13. Revenge trading.
14. Being adamant to learn proper methods.
15. Having a false ego about own abilities.
16. Being overconfident and egoistic.
17. Over maneuvering the trades.
18. Being afraid about own analysis.
19. Choosing wrong strategy to compliment own analysis.
20. Wrong position sizing.
21. Having a predictive mind set without being confirmative about trend.
22. Not knowing when to stop trading.
23. Going door to door to learn analysis.
24. Believing blindly the famous trader or an analysist.
25. Assuming trading is easy, without having experienced it.
26. Misguiding community out of self-greed
27. Misusing education to earn rather than to trade.
28. Having greed.
29. Being afraid.
30. Not able to sit quietly without trading.
31. Feeling to be a supper trader and analysist.
32. Expecting everyone to adore your methods.
33. Not being rational and realistic.
34. Feeling alone and needing to be recognized.
35. Keep changing stop loss.
36. Trying to be the perfectionist.
37. Failing to accept loss.
38. Wrong assessment of self-abilities.
39. Confused between forward testing and back testing.
40. Lack of patience.
41. Spending too much time on YouTube.
42. Being ego centric to accept lack in a self.
43. Betraying mentor for self-greed
44. Assuming market is random thus non structured
45. Giving very less weightage to analysis.
46. Stop loss is a mystery.
47. Believing in one theory rather than being rational about wholistic approach to markets
48. Being too controversial.
49. Stealing someone else credit.
50. Will not comment on 50th comment will keep it pending for brain storming
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1. There is so much noise about methods to analyze, dilemma is whom to believe?
2. Having an illusion of getting rich quick
3. When intraday trading is loss making believing in positional trading and vice a versa
4. Whether to trade stocks, indices, currencies, or commodities.
5. Keep repeating same mistakes again and again.
6. Revenge trading
7. Trading different lot sizes frequently.
8. Being not disciplined.
9. Believing that there is a wholly grail.
10. Spending too much of time in front of screen.
11. Changing set up rules frequently.
12. Working hard against wrong ladder.
13. Revenge trading.
14. Being adamant to learn proper methods.
15. Having a false ego about own abilities.
16. Being overconfident and egoistic.
17. Over maneuvering the trades.
18. Being afraid about own analysis.
19. Choosing wrong strategy to compliment own analysis.
20. Wrong position sizing.
21. Having a predictive mind set without being confirmative about trend.
22. Not knowing when to stop trading.
23. Going door to door to learn analysis.
24. Believing blindly the famous trader or an analysist.
25. Assuming trading is easy, without having experienced it.
26. Misguiding community out of self-greed
27. Misusing education to earn rather than to trade.
28. Having greed.
29. Being afraid.
30. Not able to sit quietly without trading.
31. Feeling to be a supper trader and analysist.
32. Expecting everyone to adore your methods.
33. Not being rational and realistic.
34. Feeling alone and needing to be recognized.
35. Keep changing stop loss.
36. Trying to be the perfectionist.
37. Failing to accept loss.
38. Wrong assessment of self-abilities.
39. Confused between forward testing and back testing.
40. Lack of patience.
41. Spending too much time on YouTube.
42. Being ego centric to accept lack in a self.
43. Betraying mentor for self-greed
44. Assuming market is random thus non structured
45. Giving very less weightage to analysis.
46. Stop loss is a mystery.
47. Believing in one theory rather than being rational about wholistic approach to markets
48. Being too controversial.
49. Stealing someone else credit.
50. Will not comment on 50th comment will keep it pending for brain storming
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